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DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME with this charter. We were sooooo disappointed. Two bites in 8 hrs of fishing?? One of the other people on our 6 person charter caught a little 30 lb mahi mahi. NO BITES THE REST OF THE DAY. We kept...More
Aloha Sir, fishing in Hawaii is a lot different than fishing in Texas. In Texas you're fishing around oil rigs and chumming works well. In Hawaii the current moves too fast, and the water is way too deep for bottom fishing. The lures we were...More
I booked a three-quarter day private charter for a party of four onboard the Whipsaw for May 15th. We arrived at the dock around 5:45 am where they met Captain Mike and Shane. We left the dock around 6 am. Captain Mike saw a small...More
Went fishing with these guy's, had alot of fun started early went out a few miles or more. Saw all kinds of animals from birds to whales and dolphins. We did have eight marlins heading to the boat but got off. Not sure just seemed...More
The owner Don, is super nice. Great crew. We had an enjoyable day. Definitely recommend this company for a fishing day. Except I got seasick (not their fault). Lesson learned, take medicine the night before, and then again a couple of hours before you leave....More
I went twice with Whipsaw and found the Crew extremely professional, personable and very knowledgeable of the waters. They were out to catch fish and were not messing. We ended up with Mahi mahi, Wahoo, and Skipjack Tuna. We landed nine fish in all and...More
I went out with my father in law and watching these guys try to keep lures running correctly was like watching a circus. The captain (I guess you could call him that) was almost 45 minutes late to meet us at the dock (no apology)....More
Mike and crew are really good guys. Very personable. They know what they are doing in the waters out of Honolulu. They will not venture too far looking for fish. Bring lots of beverages and be sure not to suffer sea sickness if you want...More
spent a day out with this bunch november 2014 , spent the entire day trying to get away from the cigarette smoke created by both the skipper of the day and the decky , even after advising them it was a problem , 5 minutes...More
You must experience this! Don Hackman and his crew were extremely professional and great to hang out with. Most importantly Don knew exactly where to go and I caught a 200lb Ahi which I ate on for days!! I felt very safe and had a...More
We booked about a month out before arriving in Hawaii. We were scheduled to go out on the 6th day of our trip. We did not pick the day they did to make sure it worked well with them. We called twice to make sure...More


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Recent travels in Michigan
Recently I got the urge to wander (and take photographs). To satisfy that need, a friend and I spent some time in Michigan looking for photographic subjects. Here are some of the results:
On another trip, Kathy (my wife) and I made our way to Cadillac, Michigan.
The following photos were taken on Drummond Island (Michigan).
There are lots of travel possibilities in Michigan. I like nature the best!
In my travels I often find interesting food. Almost no food excites me more than great BBQ. Of course I'll always remember Jack's in Nashville. And Red, Hot and Blue is just a memory now since the local one closed here in Michigan.
Recently I was enjoying a fun day of photography in the Howell, Milford and Pinckney areas in Michigan with a good friend. We realized we were getting hungry and began looking for a good place for lunch. We found it.
Chef Chris' Boogie Woogie Bar-B-Que is located in Hamburg (pretty close to Pinckney, Michigan). This area is not very far from Ann Arbor (home of the University of Michigan). But you won't find BBQ this good in Ann Arbor!
Chef Chris is an interesting guy too. Besides smoking some of the best BBQ around these parts, he is also into blues music. No surprise there -- BBQ and blues go hand in hand. However, Chris doesn't just enjoy the blues, he sings the blues and plays harmonica with a band called the Blue Plate Specials and most recently, the Ramp Shakers.
Chris Sirwinskis was born and bred in Michigan, but his soul reflects the Mississippi Delta Blues and somewhere along the line he developed a talent for Southern BBQ. I tried his pulled pork sandwich (one of my favorite things) and the bread was different (really great) and the pork was amazing. I did not drown it in BBQ sauce; there was no need as it was the best tasting pulled pork I have tasted in the past two years. He smokes much of his meat over oak and cherry woods. The pulled pork is enhanced with several spices and it is really good.
Chef Chris' Boogie Woogie BBQ
5589 East M-36
Hamburg, Michigan
My wife and I stopped at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore before heading on to Evanston, IL. While we were there, we found a small BBQ place called Smokeys Southern Barbeque. Now their BBQ and sides were outstanding. But the best reason to visit is their pecan and chocolate pecan pies! Man are they good -- no, they are great!
Jaime Salas was happy to let me photograph her pie creations.
Kathy enjoyed the pulled pork and I did as well, but I really enjoyed the baked beans and potato salad too. The BBQ sauce was Kansas-style; sweet and tangy. Of course I had to try the chocolate pecan pie (I was nice enough to share with Kathy). Wow -- we both found the pie to be special (really good).
Below, I am happy having eaten some great BBQ.
Lynn Wadley
Recently, I met Lynn Wadley on a trip to Florida. Lynn is an avid collector of musical instruments. She also teaches herself to play them! This is an amazing hobby/avocation.
She seeks unusual instruments which catch her fancy. Lynn also teaches music.
In the photos above, Lynn is playing a zither (also called an autoharp today) and a mountain dulcimer. Lynn once met Jean Ritchie, the Appalachian dulcimer player and folk singer who made dulcimers famous among the hippies in the late 60's/early 70's. Here she is playing the mountain dulcimer in the traditional way - with a feather!
The photo on the right shows Lynn playing a concertina. Lynn explained that learning to play this concertina was challenging. There are buttons on each end and pushing in (on the concertina) makes one note, pulling out makes another note (with the same button or buttons pressed). So it is complicated to play until you become adept at pushing and pulling while pressing buttons to create the proper melody. But, Lynn did manage to learn it and she performed very well.
Finally Lynn performed a song she wrote and a song written by The Berrymans with her guitar. Both were very good.
I was just reading an article about which lenses to carry. It was interesting, but did not fully satisfy as an answer to this question.
Why, you ask?
Well travel photography is a challenging proposition because your desire to travel light, move frequently and reduce the amount of lens changing that will be necessary bumps up against the wide variety of things you will encounter to photograph.
Think about it for a moment; you will need to focus in close on details (a macro lens), you will encounter tall things or tight quarters (a very wide angle lens) and you will see distant things that you want to bring close (long telephoto lens). Wow - that's a problem. You will need to photograph in many different light conditions (a fast lens). What is the minimum I really need?
When I use my Canon equipment here is my travel gear:
1) Camera body and Canon 15 - 85mm zoom.
2) 24mm f2.8 lens
3) 50mm f1.8 lens
4) 70-300mm lens
The 15 - 85mm zoom does much of the work. It is wide enough most of the time and gives me some telephoto for portraits and scenics.
Both the 24 and the 50 are fast and great for unusual light conditions. The 50mm is for hand held night photos.
The 70 - 300mm tele zoom works well for most things. If I am traveling to photograph birds, I bring a 400mm lens.
When I travel with my Sony equipment here is my travel gear:
1) Camera body and 16 - 105mm zoom lens
2) 50mm f1.7 lens
3) 55 - 300mm zoom lens
4) 35mm f2.8 macro lens
If you are trying to figure out what lenses you need, here's my suggestions.
Most interchangeable lens cameras come with an 18 - 55mm zoom lens. It is usually one of the cheaper lenses the company makes. But it is a fine lens to start with. Later, after you have gained more experience, you may want to find a lens with a little wider range. A 16mm or 17mm gives you more wide angle and a 70 or 80mm provides just a bit more telephoto.
The next lens that will provide the most usefulness, is a telephoto zoom. Either a 70 - 200mm or a 70 - 300mm zoom is a nice addition and you will use it a lot.
Then you might want to add a 35, 40, or 50 mm lens with a larger opening (aperture) for darker days, rain, storms, late evening or night. A f1.8 or f2.8 lens will let more light in, will allow you to narrow your depth of field to emphasize an object or put the background out of focus. It will also permit faster shutter speeds when you need them.
If you enjoy photographing tiny details, a macro lens can be a great deal of fun.
Travel light but carry enough equipment to meet your photographic needs and interests. It is a big mistake to carry too much equipment!
RSVP - Volunteering
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is a national program. Every state has several RSVP programs running to recruit and place volunteers in communities.
Volunteers are placed in public schools, food banks, hospitals, senior care facilities, senior centers, American Red Cross blood drives and hospice care operations.
One year, I photographed volunteers in the county that I live in. I volunteered my time to help a RSVP operation with recruitment and community awareness. Here are some volunteers in action:
Volunteering can be a very rewarding thing to do. Not only are you helping your communities, but you are helping yourself. Staying active and contributing some of your time to help others is good for your health and general well being.
I volunteer once a week at a local hospital and I encourage you to find a way to serve your community! You can search for volunteer opportunities on the web, look for your local RSVP operation, ask at local churches or contact local charitable operations. There are many ways to volunteer.
What I enjoy most about travel
There are lots of top 10 lists; from Letterman's nightly list to all the travel lists such as: "Top 10 things to do in Chicago" or "Ten best places to see live theater in New York City".
We are often confronted with "The best albums of 2014" or "Eight proven ways to keep your home clean and neat".
So I am jumping on the band wagon with "What I enjoy most about travel"
1) Photography. I would be dishonest if I did not make this the thing I most enjoy about travel. It can be difficult to find inspiration for photographs at home. The places you go so often and the things you see everyday usually become so commonplace that your photographic vision is blinded (or at least dulled).
Going to places you are less familiar with seems to help open that photographic vision. Inspiration comes in many different ways, but seeing something new is one of the best ways to stimulate your creative instincts.
2) If you know me, that one was obvious.
Companionship. I enjoy traveling with Kathy and my sons and daughter-in-law. Even tough usually it is just Kathy and me together on our journey, sometimes we are able to travel as a family.
In our daily lives, we visit with each other, but all the practical things like paying bills, laundry, cooking, cleaning, volunteering, etc help make a busy life.
When we go somewhere together, when we do active things together, when we share new experiences together it is a special kind of fun. Life slows down a bit. Sharing the travel expience with each other is a big part of the pleasure of travel. We have made friends of some of the people we have traveled with. Traveling again with our travel friends is one of the great life events!
3) Learning. Whether we ackowledge it or not, lifelong learning is a part of all of us. It is something that we, as a species, enjoy. Sometimes we find a book, a web site, a lecture, a TV presentation, a museum, or a group that interests us and we learn some new things. But it can be challenging to do that locally. Travel offers many opportunities to learn and often to learn in interesting ways. It's been common knowledge that this is the case. Who has not heard the idea that "travel broadens one"? And perhaps we take this concept for granted, not really thinking about it. Going to new places is simply fun. But as I travel more now, I am becoming aware that learning plays a big part in the fun of traveling. In Barcelona, Spain we learned a lot about art and architecture; about Antoni Gaudi and Pablo Picasso. In San Antonio, Texas we learned about Spanish missions; about LBJ's life at the Texas White House; about aquafiers and the water delivery system in a large city. In Arizona we learned about the Navajo people and the lands in which they live.
4) Eating. Wow, no surprise here. Don't we all enjoy eating? More importantly, eating in different places and different cultures is interesting. Discovering the interstingly healthy food in Costa Rica was great fun. I enjoyed the taste of foods in the American Southwest. I loved the creole and cajun influenced foods in Louisana. We learned that eating in Spain is a very different experience than anywhere else we have ever been. Kathy enjoyed the brown bread and vegetable soup that was found everywhere in Ireland. We both enjoyed the Irish Mist honey-spiced whiskey in Ireland. In fact, the entire pub experience in Ireland is wonderful. California dining and wining was great. Part of the fun in Hawaii is going to at least one Luau. And who would refuse to go to a Tennessee or Texas BBQ dining experience? The Texas ranch where we had BBQ was a fabulous treat, complete with a trip to see the ranchers cattle, live entertainment, dancing, cold beer and great BBQ!
5) Wildlife. One of the great parts of travel is seeing wild animals in their natural habitat. Whale watching from a small boat in Alaska is one of my fondest memories. We saw sea otters on the same boat trip. The howler monkeys and sloths in Costa Rica is another of my favorite experiences. I will never forget being in a caged enclosure with capuchin monkeys in an island off the coast of Honduras. I have allowed flamingos to eat from my hand; I've kissed a Llama; I rode on top of an elephant; stood within five feet of a small key deer in the Florida keys.
6) Environment. By this I mean being a part of nature; experiencing the natural world. I enjoy this aspect of travel. While I do enjoy the great cities of the world, learning about cultures I know little about, and seeing great architecture and art, I enjoy more the great natural environments of the world. I enjoy the smells, sights, and feelings of nature; rain, mist; wind; sun; snow; twilight; sunrise; sunset. I like rain forests, mountains, arid landscapes, wildflowers, desserts, canyons, quaking Aspens, tall trees, cactus, weathered pine trees, jungles, swamps, green valleys and red rocks.
7) Transportation. You may think this is a funny item in my list. But I think it is one of the things I enjoy about travel. Walking is one of my joys in travel; I like to walk. I walk a track in a local gym and, when weather permits, I walk in my neighborhood. I hope to never lose the ability to walk.
When I travel to new and exciting places I enjoy walking. I like to ride trains; cogs; helicopters; subways; trolleys; buses; Segways; boats; bicycles. But I really like to walk. I enjoy boardwalks, bridges, suspended walkways in the treetops; trails. Walking in places I have never been to before is always a joy.
8) People Watching. I like to watch other people. I also like to photograph interesting people. At sites, historical buildings, and museums I enjoy when there are tour guides and/or people in period costumes that illustrate and explain customs, skills, or habits of the place and the people you are visiting. Demonstrations are almost always great fun. Local people and people entertaining are enjoyable to watch and photograph.
Travel and Photography web sites
I am beginning new ventures. I intend to broaden my web presence.
I have been on Facebook for several years now. I like it but I freely admit that postings are not often very significant. It is, however, a nice way to keep in touch with people you know. If you are a creative person, it is one way to share your creations. And sometimes important information is posted.
I am also on Google + but I don't use it. I feel like it is not as sophisticated as some of the other social web sites. That may be changing. And I may begin using it more. But for now, it is not important to me.
I have posted photographs on Etsy, which is a place to sell your work. It has been a while since I used it. I am planning to put some images up on Etsy again in March/April to see if they receive any attention.
I am posting to Trover now and currently have 36 people following my page. I will continue to use Trover as I believe it is an excellent travel site.
My newest ventures are Flickr and 500px. I have set-up pages on these sites and have posted a few photographs. I plan to post more photographs to these sites.
If you are a photographer or if you have a strong interest in photography and enjoy seeing excellent photographs, these sites are good sources.
I am pleased to call Matt Watroba my friend. I have been a folk music enthusiast since high school (when I rode the bus to St. Louis to buy folk albums that were not available in the area where I lived). Matt has a rich and rewarding history in Detroit, Michigan as the host on WDET-FM of "Folks Like Us" a much-loved folk music program that aired for more than 20 years.
Matt is a life-long student of folk music and has become a walking encyclopedia of artists, songs, performance styles and the influence that folk music has had on freedom, civil rights and union benefits for hard-working Americans.
Matt is also a performer. He has a pleasing and versatile voice and vocal range and a subtle, but amazing style on guitar. He has the wonderful ability to play and sing many different types of folk songs and to encourage others to join in and sing with him. That is a skill that I always admired of Pete Seeger and Matt Watroba has it! In a recent concert, he taught the audience to sing a song that they did not know and he did it in a matter of a very few minutes.
Matt was awarded "Best Overall Folk Performer" by the Detroit Music Awards for the year 2000, and his long list of credits include the prestigious Ann Arbor Folk Festival, the Detroit 300 celebration, The Ark, the Spirit of the Woods Festival, the New Jersey Folk Weekend, Louisville's Kentucky Music Weekend, the Swannanoa Gathering in North Carolina, the Fox Valley Folk Festival, and hundreds of school and community presentations throughout the Great Lakes Region. He has shared the stage with some of our greatest performers, including Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Arlo Guthrie, Shawn Colvin, Christine Lavin, Peter Yarrow, and Richard Thompson.
I am pleased to report that I have seen each of those (above listed) artists in concert and I know Matt ranks among the best folk artists that America has produced. Not to brag, I even had the opportunity to share the stage (along with several other men) with Christine Lavin, singing "New-Age Sensitive Man".
Although Matt has been a singer for many years, he discovered an ability to write music in his 40's that he really did not know he possessed. Today he is a member of the "Yellow Room Gang", a collection of professional song writers/performers based in Michigan and known across the USA. These artists
meet on a regular basis to review and critique new songs - a method to hone their craft and improve their ability to write memorable songs.
If you are interested, do a web search on "Yellow Room Gang" to find out more about them.
Matt served as Producer/Announcer at WKSU FolkAlley.com at Kent State University for four years. Matt is now back in Michigan and deeply involved in the community singing movement. Matt spent some time with Pete Seeger, interviewed him for his radio show, and absorbed some of Pete's philosophy about folk music. Most music can become folk music. It just needs to pass the test of time. Matt explains that folk music is the music that we know; the music we can sing. It's the songs that have been shared, passed along from one generation to another. Lots of songs have been written. Millions of songs have been performed, purchased and listened to. Not all of them are well remembered.
Some folk songs start as work songs in fields or prisons; some were protests at rallies or themes for movements. It could be a pop song, or a blues tune; maybe a country song; perhaps a song from a play or an anthem, but when Matt starts to play the song in a high school gym or in a city civic center and most in the audience know it - well, that's a folk song.
If you want to know more about community singing, here is a link:
Matt and his wife singing at a recent concert. Watch for Matt Watroba when he tours in your area. Visit his web site to learn more:
I have expanded my blog obout travel photography into an eBook.
I am making this available to anyone who asks for it - FREE!
It's an easy read with example photos. It can be printed (only about 30 pages) and carried with you.
If you want a copy - provide an email and I will send it to you.
Contact me at: email@example.com
Most people I know enjoy traveling. Seeing new places, interesting people, relaxing and having fun; a break from work or your normal routine. What's not to like about that?
And there are exciting new ways to keep the memories of those wonderful trips alive. Today, with digital cameras, taking photos and making picture books is easier than ever.
But how about some tips to improve the quality of those photographs...
Tip number one:
Purchase and carry a digital camera that you like and one that is of decent quality. I travel a lot, so I see other people using cameras. I notice that some people bring great cameras on their travels; however, I also notice people trying to use older, inexpensive, tiny cameras that should have been replaced a few years ago. If you would like to have excellent photos from your trip, purchase a camera that was built in the last three years. Camera technology is rapidly changing and getting better with each passing year. A camera for travel is different than a camera for use at home. Here is what you need:
- Any type of camera will do, but make sure it has at least 5x optical zoom.
- Choose a camera that you are willing to carry (light enough/right size).
- The camera you choose probably needs to cost at least $200.00 (anything cheaper will let you down).
- Purchase at least a 16 GB memory card for the camera, so you can take enough photos.
- Set your camera to the highest resolution it is capable of.
Tip number two:
Take your camera everywhere you go on your trip and take lots of photos. You no longer have to worry about the costs of film or the need to change film in the camera. You can always delete the photos you don't like. You cannot recreate the photos you missed (because your camera was somewhere else). Charge your camera battery each night for use the next day. Purchasing an extra camera battery is a good idea. Sometimes your battery will go out on you while touring (just reach for your fully charged extra battery and keep going).
Tip number three:
You must take these three types of photos -- overview, medium distance and close-ups.
I have seen lots of vacation photos over the past 40 years. The most common mistake of all time -- photos taken from too far away.
Yes, a few photos that show the entire scene before you are great. But remind yourself to walk into the scene and take photos of those elements that are amazing, or that you found interesting, or that have special beauty or meaning to you. When you share your trip with others, they want to be able to see clearly what you saw or experienced. You do not want to be saying "see that diver jumping off the huge rock - he was amazing. Oh,yeah, I know it's hard to see him (that little dot), but he was great."
Remember this phrase: DETAILS ARE IMPORTANT. Sometimes, you need to get close. GET CLOSE, DAMMIT, GET CLOSE. Or, sorry, please excuse me. Boring trip photos are the result of not getting close enough when the photos are being taken. If you take nothing from this blog except one tidbit of useful information. This it it. This is the one. Get close! Not for every photograph, but often enough to really show what you saw.
Tip number four:
Photograph people. Travelers visit cities. They take photos of buildings, fountains, parks, each other. That's great. If you see interesting people, ask them if can can take their photo.
Tip number five:
Take photos at all times of the day. But be sure to include rainy days, foggy days, early morning, late evening, sunrise, sunset, night.
Tip number six:
Don't center the main object or person in the middle of the frame. Your photos will be more interesting if the main subject is to the left or right or even higher or lower. Keep the horizon line out of the exact center of the photo. Try to keep the horizon line level.
Tip number seven;
Look for color to include in your photograph. Color adds interest and beauty.
Experienced photographer who has used Canon equipment for several years. I use Photo Shop Elements to finalize my images.
January 2017
Enjoying the Cliffs of Moher - Ireland
This blog will be primarily about photography since that is one of my strong interests. I may sometimes go off topic if I feel strongly about some news or event.

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A Senate aide said Friday that it is unclear what the Senate would do with the House bill, but said it is conceivable that Feinstein's bill might take the lead in the Senate, because it has support from the Obama administration.


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Utah baseball enjoyed a magical run in 2016, winning its first-ever Pac-12 Conference championship and advancing to NCAA Regionals for the first time since 2009. The Utes went 19-11 and won eight of its 10 league series to capture the school's first men's Pac-12 title in any sport since it joined the "Conference of Champions" in 2011-12.
Bill Kinneberg was named the 2016 Pac-12 Conference Coach of the Year. Four Utes made the All-Pac-12 team, including freshman centerfielder DaShawn Keirsey Jr., junior third baseman Dallas Carroll, sophomore pitcher Jason Rose, and senior shortstop Cody Scaggari. Keirsey also earned Freshman All-America honors.
Utah went 1-2 in the NCAA Oxford Regional, including a tournament-opening 10-inning win over No. 7-ranked Ole Miss. The Utes lost a hard-fought 4-3 game to eventual regional champ Boston College and then fell to Tulane, ending their NCAA run.
Celebrate Utah's 2016 Pac-12 Conference championship run, the first in school history, and NCAA Regional appearance.
The Utes' magical month of May culminated with a series win over Washington to claim the Pac-12 title outright.
Utah blended a mix of veterans and young talent to win the Pac-12 championship in 2016. A strong core will return in 2017, featuring three All-Pac-12 selections and two others who earned honorable mention.
Sophomore All-Pac-12 pitcher Jayson Rose set the tone for the Utes in 2016 as the No. 1 starter. He led the league in strikeouts and tied for fourth in wins during the regular season, finishing with an 8-5 record and a 2.89 ERA. Rose also recorded 106 strikeouts to break the school single-season record.
Junior reliever Dylan Drachler earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 accolades. Seven of his nine saves came in conference play and he finished with a 2.92 ERA. Sophomore transfer Josh Lapiana hit his stride in Pac-12 play, going 4-1 with a 4.00 ERA in 63 innings.
Senior Dalton Carroll, who pitched in the middle of the rotation, was selected in the 21st round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the Atlanta Braves. The Utes also lose senior catcher A.J. Young, who made 143 career starts behind the plate and as a DH.
Junior third baseman Dallas Carroll, a 2016 All-Pac-12 selection, had the second-best batting average on the team (.333) in conference play. Overall, he led the team with seven home runs and ranked in the top three in runs scored (34) and driven in (32).
In his first year as the starting first baseman, junior Hunter Simmons helped Utah turn a league-best 42 double plays during the regular season. Simmons hit .285 and struck out just once in every 10.8 at-bats, ranking among the top five in the Pac-12 in that category.
The Utes will need to replace a pair of veterans in the middle infield. Shortstop Cody Scaggari hit .358 in conference games to rank third among Pac-12 players in 2016. Second baseman Kody Davis tied the Utah record with 52 career stolen bases.
Utah also loses designated hitter Kellen Marruffo, who was second on the team with a .314 batting average in 2016.
Center fielder DaShawn Keirsey Jr. made quite a splash during his rookie season, earning All-Pac-12 and Freshman All-America honors. Keirsey was also named to the Pac-12 All-Defensive Team, marking Utah's first selection since joining the conference. He led the Pac-12 in league play with 28 runs scored and ranked in the top seven overall in the regular season with 11 stolen bases.
Junior right fielder Josh Rose earned Pac-12 honorable mention after hitting .290 and leading the Utes with 35 RBI. Sophomore Andre Jackson took over as the starting left fielder the latter part of the season and hit .299.
Bill Kinneberg is in his 15th season at the helm of the Utah baseball program and 23rd as a head coach at the collegiate level. He has led the Utes to the 2016 Pac-12 Conference championship and a pair of NCAA Regional appearances. The Utes placed second in the Fullerton Regional in 2009 and also took a game in the Oxford Regional in 2016. Six Utah players under Kinneberg have been taken in the first 10 rounds of the MLB Draft, including the school's first-ever first-round selection in C.J. Cron (2011, 17th overall). Kinneberg has also established school records for wins in a season at three schools: UTEP (1985), Wyoming (1990) and Utah (1996).
Kinneberg led the USA Baseball Collegiate Team to a silver medal at the 2010 FISU World University Championships in Japan. He also went 25-12 with the 2007 U.S. National Team as its pitching coach, with the team finishing with a 1.93 ERA.
Prior to joining the Utah staff, Kinneberg worked for the Chicago White Sox organization as a minor league pitching coach. From 1996-2001, Kinneberg was the associate head coach at Arizona. He served an assistant baseball coach at Arizona State from 1992-94. In his last two seasons, Kinneberg helped lead the Sun Devils to back-to-back appearances in the College World Series.
Kinneberg and his wife Janet have two sons, Joe (16) and David (14).
Mike Crawford is in his ninth year as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Utah. During his time with the Utes, Crawford has had eight pitchers drafted, most notably Tyler Wagner, who was a fourth-round pick to the Milwaukee Brewers in 2012. Utah had three pitchers drafted in 2014.
Crawford previously spent two seasons as associate head coach at Yavapai College. From 2002-05, Crawford was the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Cochise College.
Crawford played at the University of Arizona from 1999-2000. He was a starting pitcher at Yavapai College in 1997-98 and the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC) Pitcher of the Year in 1998. Crawford has a son, Kolby (11).
Former four-time all-conference Ute infielder Jay Brossman is in his first year as Utah's hitting coach and his sixth year on the staff. He worked two years (2015-16) as the volunteer assistant coach, overseeing the infield defense and assisting with hitting. Brossman also served two years as the director of operations and spent a year as a student assistant coach.
Brossman hit .359 over his four-year Utah career from 2004-07. He set school records for hits (307), doubles (69), and total bases (482).
Brossman was selected in the 36th round of the 2007 MLB Draft and spent five years in the Los Angeles Angels minor league system. He was a Pioneer League All-Star in 2007. Jay and his wife Jenny have two sons, Colten and Caleb.
Tony Asaro is in his first year at Utah. He previously served two stints as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at El Camino Community College, most recently in 2016 and from 2010-12. His responsibilities included forming a hitting performance program, implementing defensive strategies, and overseeing the catchers, inside game and base running.
Asaro also spent three years at Tennessee as a volunteer assistant coach (2013-14) and director of operations/camp coordinator (2015). The Vols made back-to-back SEC Tournament appearances in 2014 and 2015. He began his collegiate baseball career at Pepperdine before transferring to UC Irvine, graduating in 2009 with a bachelor's in sociology.
Conner Lambert is in his third season with the Utes. He spent two years at Tacoma Community College as the pitching coach and has spent the past four summers working as a pitching coach for the Corvallis Knights of the West Coast League. Lambert pitched four years at Washington State (2007-10). He worked as a graduate assistant coach for the Cougars in 2011, serving as the assistant pitching coach and bullpen coach.
The Utes are the defending champions in the Pac-12, one of the nation's top-rated conferences for baseball and one that boasts a record 28 NCAA championships. Arizona finished the 2016 NCAA College World Series runner-up after getting swept by the Utes during the regular season.
Utah has advanced to NCAA Regionals twice in the last eight years. The Utes made their first NCAA appearance since 1960 in 2009 after winning the MWC Tournament. The Utes went 2-2 to finish as the runner-up in the Fullerton Regional. Utah went 1-2 in the Oxford Regional in 2016, getting a 10-inning win over No. 7-ranked Ole Miss in the tournament opener.
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Can you afford to go organic?
by CHARLOTTE HARDING, femail.co.uk
But if you are considering going organic for reasons of health, taste or morality, which is the best place to shop? And how much will you have to spend?
Watchdogs claim that, on average, you will pay at least 10 per cent more for organic goods than non-organic products. But prices can be much higher than this.
While all the major supermarkets now stock organic products, the range on offer varies enormously - from 1,500 products at Waitrose to just 159 at Marks and Spencer.
And despite recent price wars among the major chains, costs can also vary quite dramatically, which quickly adds up if you are buying large quantities of organic produce every week.
If you are serious about going organic, campaigners say the cheapest sources are farmers' markets. There are now more than 300 of these markets, used by farmers to sell produce directly to consumers, all over Britain.
On average, organic products on offer are a third cheaper than in the supermarkets.
'Farmers' markets are getting more and more popular all the time,' said a spokesman from the Soil Association. 'For many people going to the market is all part of the organic experience. They can talk to the farmers directly about where the products have been grown.'
Details of where farmers' markets are based around the country are available below.
If your hectic lifestyle means your only option is the supermarket, however, we've rounded up a guide to what's on offer where. We've also compared the prices of five popular organic products, with some suprising results.
How the supermarkets compare
Number of organic products available
Tesco: 800
Sainsbury's: 1,000
Safeway: 500
Co-op: 200
Marks and Spencer: 159
Asda: 400
Waitrose: 1500
Bread, wholemeal sliced loaf (800g)
Sainsbury's: Not available ( 49p for 400g)
Safeway: 79p
Co-op: 89p
Marks and Spencer: 99p
Asda: 38p
Waitrose: 99p
Milk,semi skimmed, 1 litre
Tesco: 79p
Sainsbury's: 71p
Safeway: 75p
Co-op: 71p
Marks and Spencer: 79p
Asda: 69p
Waitrose: 71p
Chicken, fresh breast, per kilo
Tesco: £14.99
Sainsbury's: £15.99
Safeway: £15.99
Co-op: Not available
Marks and Spencer: £16.90
Asda: £14.45
Waitrose: £14.49
Yoghurt, plain, 500ml
Tesco:Not available - but £1.85 per litre
Sainsbury's: 99p
Safeway: £1.05
Co-op: £1.05
Marks and Spencer: 99p
Asda: 88p
Waitrose: 99p
Wine, white, one bottle
Tesco: From £3.49
Sainsbury's: From £3.99
Safeway: From £3.49
Co-op: From £4.99
Marks and Spencer: From £3.99
Asda: From £3.79
Waitrose: From £3.99
To find out where your local farmers market is look at the National Association of Farmers' Markets website http://www.farmersmarkets.net/
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This is one for those that like their short breaks filled to the brim with excitement and exploration, and a sack load of activities. Hike, cycle and zip-line in the Atlas Mountains, quad-bike in the Agafay Desert and hot air balloon over one of North Africa's highest mountains. If all of this excitement is still missing something, then spend a night under the stars in an elegant encampment in the desert.
Time to settle in
A private transfer will be waiting for you at the airport to take you directly to a beautiful riad in the center of Marrakech. This relaxing hotel, with views of both the city and the mountains, will be home for the next two nights. In the afternoon take a walking tour of the city. Led by an English speaking guide you will be able to get under the skin of this great city and gain a better understanding of the culture of both the city and the country. Your guide will lead you through winding streets, to ancient tanneries and hidden souks.
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It's an early start on your first morning in Marrakech. Start the day in a 4X4 heading towards the mountains. On arrival at your destination hop out for a spot of hiking, or a bike ride and have a go on an altitude enriched zip-line. Lunch will be taken in a mountain lodge, before aiming back towards Marrakech. Your evening will be taken up by a stroll around the Jemaa el Fna, Marrakech's central square. Here you can treat your tired body to a wide selection local delicacies and wander through throw the atmospheric square. Expect incredible local fare and a heady mix of spice and smoke in the air. Street performers will vie for your attention with frenetic acts from snake charming to fire breathing.Read more
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Get yourself up with the morning call to prayer, we promise it will be worth your while. Your hot air balloon will drift lazily over the Haouz Plain, while the rising sun illuminates the panorama in a selection of reds, oranges and yellows. Take some time out for lunch and then hop on to a quad big to discover the Agafay desert on your own terms. Scarabeo Camp will be waiting for you at the other end of your journey, a slice of paradise in the desert. The camp will make you feel at one with the great outdoors, whilst not stinting of on any of the creature comforts needed to keep your strength up and such a fast passed tour. Jump on a camel for a sunset ride before dining in front the warming light of the campfire. After a restful night of sleep enjoy a hearty breakfast and jump in your private transfer back to Marrakech and the airport.


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Di Fara, the legendary New York pizzeria, and number two on The Daily Meal's recent list of the 101 best pizzas in America, is arguably one of the most iconic places to taste an authentic New York City pie.Soon, while you're waiting for your steaming-hot pizza in a line that sometimes wraps down the block, you'll also be able to grab a cannoli while you stave off hunger pangs. Di Fara is opening a spinoff—Di Fara Dolce Fatts—just around the corner.
Dolce Fatts will be a dessert shop and café, according to the New York Times. Some of the bakery items will be made in-house like their classic cannoli (of course, how could you not make your own if you're going to be legit) while some menu items will come from local bakeries. Di Fara Dolce Fatts will also serve as a waiting area for the original Di Fara pizzeria.
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Youth Achievement Awards will be presented to deserving young adults on July 1st from 5.00 pm in Committee Room 14, the House of Commons. At this event we will present the Youth Achievement Awards (YAA) to young people of various backgrounds, and hear them explain their activities. At this event we will present an Ambassador for Peace award to the inspiring Pauline Long.
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For the past five years the United Peace Federation have been presenting Youth Achievement Awards to young adults (usually between 18-30 years old) who are striving to make a difference in their communities. Held in the Houses of Parliament, the event celebrates the voluntarism of young people and recognises their efforts, encouraging them and others to keep doing good and going beyond what is expected of them.
What is the Mission of the Universal Peace Federation (UPF)?
Through forums, seminars, conferences, service programs, and interfaith peace initiatives, the Universal Peace Federation builds a global network of peace builders to contribute to a world of sustainable peace in which everyone can live in freedom, harmony, cooperation, and prosperity.
Africa Day 2014 was commemorated yesterday with a range of opinions, music, and dreams in 43 Lancaster Gate, Universal Peace Federation's UK Headquarters. Co-hosted by Pauline Long and Robin Marsh with Mr Ahmed Shebani from Libya, Charlotte Simon from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Pauline Long from Kenya the evening provided a variety of insights and dreams of the current and potential Africa. Event Photo link
The Universal Peace Federation is a partner with the African Union to commemorate Africa Day. A video introduction to UPF included a clip of an event in Manhattan that featured the UN Secretary General in last years Africa Day celebration.
Professor Akbar Ahmed - 'Journey into Europe' with British Muslim Artists
Event Details: Venue & Sponsor: Ballroom, Universal Peace Federation,
43 Lancaster Gate, London W2 3NA
Sunday, 18th May, 2014
Door open at 5.15 pm
Starts 5:45 pm Concludes: 9:00 pm
Event Description:
We will start the event by inviting Robin Marsh to welcome the guests and a short introduction to Universal Peace Federation followed by Prof Akbar Ahmed to introduce his documentary 'Journey into Europe'. The documentary is meant to give an insight into Muslim life in Europe and to contribute to a better understanding about Muslims.
Below you will find an introduction to the documentary 'Journey into Europe'.
Read more: Professor Akbar Ahmed - 'Journey into Europe' with British Muslim Artists
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What is the Mission of the Universal Peace Federation (UPF)?
Through forums, seminars, conferences, service programs, and interfaith peace initiatives, the Universal Peace Federation builds a global network of peace builders to contribute to a world of sustainable peace in which everyone can live in freedom, harmony, cooperation, and prosperity.
The International UPF website (www.upf.org) outlines the purpose of UPF as well as providing news of its worldwide activities and peace initiatives. The UK website, (www.uk.upf.org) covers the local news and upcoming events. There is a short UPF Introduction Video available on this Link
Focus Areas
- Renewal of the United Nations
- Interfaith peacebuilding
- Peace and security
- Marriage and family
- Culture of peace: service, sports, arts
For more here.
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Recession to be declared over in official figures but UK economy could shrink again by end of the year
Britain's double-dip recession is over, figures will show on Thursday.
The economy seems certain to have returned to growth in the third quarter of this year after nine months of falling output.
Olympic ticket sales and a bounce-back from the effects of the Jubilee Bank Holiday and the terrible weather in the second quarter mean that, barring the biggest upset in recent economic history, there will be a plus sign in front.
But there is no guarantee that the economy will not slip back into negative territory in the final quarter, and for 2012 as a whole the economy is expected to have shrunk by about 0.2 per cent.
Return to growth: But there is no guarantee that the economy will not slip back into negative territory in the final quarter
'It would not take much to cause the fourth-quarter figure to go slightly negative,' said Howard Archer of independent consultancy IHS Global Insight. 'The economy is struggling to achieve sustainable growth.'
He expects Thursday's figure, the first of three estimates of
third-quarter growth, to show a 0.7 per cent bounce-back, and he is
looking for a much more modest 0.2 per cent in the fourth quarter.
Chris Williamson, chief economist with financial information group Markit, said: 'Not only will the greater number of working days have helped drive an increase in gross domestic product, but the Olympics will also have boosted the economy.
'Anything at the lower end of analysts' estimates, currently averaging
0.6 per cent, is likely to stimulate the Bank of England into
sanctioning more quantitative easing in November.'
The Bank's quantitative easing programme involves creating new money and using it to buy securities, mainly Government bonds, from private investors, thus pumping money into the economy.
So far £375billion has been created
in this way.
In the minutes of its October meeting, the Bank's Monetary Policy
Committee noted: 'Output has been broadly flat since mid-2010 and recent
business surveys were consistent with broadly flat output in the
remainder of 2012.'
This was weaker than the MPC had
forecast in the summer, it said.
Andrew Smith, chief economist at accountant KPMG, said: 'The
third-quarter figure ought to be a bit positive, but it doesn't really
change the fact that the economy has been pretty well flat for two
'It is likely to be a good number in terms of the current context, but that is not a good context to be in.'
The double-dip recession, the first since the Seventies, started in the fourth quarter of last year and has been blamed variously on the crisis in the eurozone, the Government's austerity programme and high inflation having hit consumers' disposable incomes.
The economy is expected to return to growth this week as figures suggested Britain is creating jobs at a faster rate than the United States.
If predictions prove correct, the end of the longest double-dip recession since the Second World War will be a much-needed boost to Chancellor George Osborne.
Last week, figures revealed employment had reached an all-time high.
total number of those in work has risen by 1.75 per cent, or 510,000
jobs, in the past year to 29.59million – the highest since records began
in 1971, according to the Office for National Statistics.
That increase outpaced the 1.37 per cent gain in employment registered in the US.
also adds weight to the argument that Britain's economic situation is
far better than troubled eurozone countries such as Spain and Greece,
where 25 per cent of the population is unemployed.
1.4million are working part-time but would like a full-time job. Gross
domestic product figures due on Thursday are likely to show the economy
has grown by between 0.4 and 0.8 per cent.
Meanwhile, a report from accountants Ernst & Young found weak growth had forced up the number of profit warnings from firms during the third quarter – its highest level since 2008.
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China to extend highway cargo link to southeast Asia
A regular road cargo service between southwest China's Chongqing Municipality and Bangkok will start operations in July, local authorities said. Chongqing has planned three routes to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations , according to the Chongqing municipal transportation authorities.
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Laos to build single map to improve natural resource management
Government and private sector representatives of Laos and Thailand on Tuesday exchanged information on using a geographic information system to build a single map for improved natural resources management. One map via geographic information system will benefit natural resources management while saving time and budget resources for investment on information surveys and mapping.
Laos and Pakistan impress at Yunnan fai
Laos and Pakistan stole the show at the 2017 South and Southeast Asia Commodity Expo and Investment Fair here as China deepened its One Belt and One Road initiative with the region. The fair took place from June 1318 at 17 exhibition halls with 8,000 stands that included special themes for Pakistan, Laos, South Asia and Asean.
Chinese citizen shot dead in Laos
Chinese Embassy in Laos on Sunday issued a safety warning after a Chinese citizen was shot dead in Lao's central Xaysomboun province. According to the embassy, a Chinese citizen was shot dead by unidentified persons on Friday in Xaysomboun province, some 130 km northeast of Lao capital Vientiane.
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David W. Bevan, a smokejumper-turned-CIA-operative, was one of five men killed in an Air America plane crash on Aug. 13, 1961, in Laos. Bevan, along with two other agency operatives on the flight, were awarded stars on the CIA's Memorial Wall in May. Their families didn't know they were in Laos, and didn't know that they'd started working for the CIA in addition to their jobs with the U.S. Forest Service.
VN helps boost Lao workers' skills
COOPERATION between Vietnamese and Lao officials has helped to develop labour skills in Laos, while protecting workers' benefits and advancing the special solidarity between the two countries, a Lao minister says. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Khampheng Saysompheng, made the remarks at a press conference in Vientiane to mark the strong ties between the two countries in the Labour field as the nations' prepare to celebrate the 55th anniversary of their diplomatic ties and the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Friendship and Cooperation Treaty.
Daewoo Engineering signs MOU for infrastructure projects in Laos
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China provides aid for poverty alleviation project in Laos
China and Laos on Wednesday signed an agreement on implementation of aid provision by China for poverty alleviation demonstration cooperation project in Laos. Economic Counselor of Chinese Embassy in Laos Wang Qihui and Director General of Planning and International Cooperation of the Lao National Committee for Rural Development and Poverty Eradication Chit Thavisay signed the agreement.
GE opens Laos office, its 10th in Southeast Asia
Expanding its presence in Southeast Asia, General Electric recently opened an office in Laos, in the Vientiane Centre on the capital's Khouvieng Road. GE president and chief executive Wouter Van Wersch noted at the opening that Laos was one of the fastest-developing members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, with a projected economic growth rate topping 7 per cent.
Mukdahan envisions border bonanza
Thailand plans to promote the northeastern city of Mukdahan to be a trading and logistics centre of Asean, expecting to pour investment into infrastructure in the province to help increase annual border trade to 200 billion baht by 2019. Mukdahan governor Sorasit Ritsorakai said the area is in a perfect location to make use of the East-West Economic Corridor that links Myanmar's Myawaddy city through Tak and Mukdahan in Thailand to Laos's Savannakhet and eventually Vietnam, passing by millions of people along the route.
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BAY tests Cambodian waters
Bank of Ayudhya , Thailand's fifth-largest lender by assets, is exploring business opportunities for its unsecured car and motorcycle loans in Cambodia. Thakorn Piyaphan, head of BAY's unsecured loan and digital banking and innovation units, said the bank has been searching for credit card and personal loan opportunities.
Laos provides clarifications on Mekong dam to river commission
Local consultations among the Mekong countries have including ongoing efforts to address the issues of backwater effects on Thailand, sediment transport, fish migration, and navigation lock, according to the Mekong River Commission . The MRC Secretariat has organised on June 19 the 3rd Joint Committee Working Group for Pak Beng Hydropower Project Prior Consultation Process in Vientiane, ahead of the upcoming joint committee special session.
Thai brands showcasing in Vientiane
The second annual "Top Thai Brands" fair began on Wednesday featuring products as well as services from Thailand at the Lao International Trade Exhibition and Convention Centre in Vientiane. The five-day event was organised by the International Trade Promotion Department of the Thai Ministry of Commerce together with the Trade Promotion and Production Development Department under the Laotian Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
'Wombs for rent' business flourishes in communist Laos
Dozens of fertility clinics have mushroomed in land-locked Laos after scandals over commercial surrogacy have spurred wealthier southeast Asian neighbors to ban the controversial procedure since 2015. The gleaming, modern clinics have names featuring words such as "Miracle" and "Perfect" to help them stand out amid the dusty surrounding roads and highways in the Lao capital of Vientiane, close to the Thai border.
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A French court handed out a 6,000 euro (NZD$10,024) suspended fine to John Galliano after finding him guilty of anti-Semitic behaviour, marking the end in a fall from grace for the former head designer of fashion house Dior.
For Galliano, whose worth is estimated in the millions of dollars, the penalty - suspended for several years - avoids any financial burden and is unlikely to constrain his liberty.
The fine, in line with what a prosecutor had recommended in June, falls short of the maximum sentence in such cases of a 22,000 euro fine and 6-month prison sentence.
"Despite the triple addiction from which he was suffering, he was lucid enough to be conscious of his acts," said the tribunal president, Anne-Marie Sauteraud, reading out the court's decision.
The court explained its relatively lenient decision by referring to Galliano's lack of criminal convictions, his previous regard for respect and tolerance and the treatment for drug and alcohol addiction he has sought since his arrest.
She said Galliano had told the court he would have wanted to be present for the verdict, but did not attend to avoid another confrontation with the press.
In addition to the fines, Galliano was sentenced to pay more than 5,000 euros in legal fees, plus 1 euro in symbolic damages, to each of the plaintiffs and civil parties in the case.
Yet the British designer has already paid for his behavior late last year at a chic Parisian bar - where he was filmed hurling anti-Semitic insults at a couple - by losing his top job at Dior and his stake in a franchise named after him.
The damage to his reputation, once among the untouchable in the world of high fashion, has also been dire, with peers ranging from Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld and US actress Natalie Portman blasting his behavior in public.
Galliano, reported to have been through two rehabilitation programs, in Arizona and Switzerland, has made few public appearances since he appeared before a packed Parisian courthouse last June, speaking in a tiny voice about his triple addiction to alcohol, sleeping pills and tranquilizers.
The image of a man who, in his own words, had become a "ghost of himself" was enough to appease at least one plaintiff in the case, Geraldine Bloch, her lawyer told Reuters.
"She saw a man who was destroyed physically, a sick man," said lawyer Yves Beddouk. "For her and for me, this is already in the past, he has already been stripped of his status as an icon and that is the real punishment."
"The court's verdict will serve as an example," he added.
Galliano, 50, made his first foray back into design last summer when he drew the wedding dress of British supermodel Kate Moss, a close friend.
"She dared me to be John Galliano again. I couldn't pick up a pencil. It's been my creative rehab," the US edition of Vogue magazine quoted him as saying in its September issue.
But the fashion world has already moved on, its focus firmly on the name of the person who will succeed Galliano at the head of Dior's design team after a lackluster autumn/winter haute couture show - the first without Galliano - led by his longtime collaborator Bill Gaytten.
Sydney Toledano, chief executive of Dior, a subsidiary of French luxury giant LVMH, has promised to keep the identity of Galliano's successor a secret until the trial's end.
Trade newspaper Women's Wear Daily reported last month that U.S. designer Marc Jacobs, currently the top designer at Louis Vuitton, was in discussions with LVMH to replace Galliano as creative director for Dior.
The announcement of a successor is expected to follow shortly after the verdict.
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